Perfect Oud Extrait

The extrait is MUCH better than the OG. Brighter, louder, thicker and slightly sweeter. It is in the same ballpark as Louis Vuitton's Fleur Du Desert and Ombre Nomade. All three are centered around the classic rose and oud pairing, This is sweeter and more unisex than Ombre Nomade, and slightly more masculine than Fleur Du Desert, which is one of my favorite fragrances. I think Perfect Oud Extrait sits squarely between the two LV fragrances in many different ways. If you like Ombre Nomade, but it is just a little too rough for you, you may really like this. Personally, I still prefer Fleur Du Desert, which I think is phenomenal. I would give Perfect Oud Extrait a score of 8.5/10 and a Fragrantica score of 4.35. It also bears some resemblance to Brioni Eau de Parfum Intense, but the oud or oud accord in this is more elegant and better blended. Sadly, Perfect Oud Extrait is currently not available in the US. We only have the OG. So with shipping and tax from the UK it is currently more than $400.00 if you are in the US. But for people elsewhere in the world who have easier access to Perfect Oud Extrait, I would definitely recommend it.

Very similar to LV Ombre Nomade however, it does have a booze note (rum) that definitely makes it stand out. Performance is huge in both longevity and projection. My only gripe is the attention to detail.... The bottom of the bottle states 78% concentration (EDP), like all other Mizensir frags.... But the box states 69% concentration (Extrait). I love the stuff though, brilliant release.

Incredibly high quality perfume. When this is available in the US I am RUNNING not walking to get it. Deep, rich and dark. LOVE

Extremely smooth oud with a light complementary floral note. High quality, dark, and intriguing.

Dears, I have no idea who’s writing all these comments, but let’s make one thing clear: this is a DHI flanker. Or, to be more precise, to my nose it’s closer to Valentino Uomo Intense — more iris-heavy and a bit more “woman-purse-like.” I trust my nose more than my eyes, so I don’t care what notes you think you can see listed here. The fragrance is dense, well-balanced, and has good quality. I’d even risk saying it’s slightly better quality than the newest DHI, which has that annoyingly sweet and synthetic something going on. If you like DHI, buy an older batch or go for the older Valentino Uomo for a slightly different twist. If you don’t want to spend too much, Al Wataniah is the best dupe — it has some quality issues, but for the price it’s still a solid choice. If you get Mizensir as a gift, use it. Why not. I feel honestly insulted by the release of the new DHI and the new Valentino, so no comment there. Givenchy’s version is basically a broken DHI. Pease!